Chronic thrush

Many women consider thrush a harmless disease that manifests itself from time to time. It is known that thrush bacteria live in the body of almost every person - both an adult and a child. Bacteria can co-exist with a person for years and not cause any inconvenience. But as soon as any symptoms of thrush appear, it means that the immune system has failed. Inattention to these symptoms can be very expensive for a woman. One of the possible consequences of untreated vaginal candidiasis (the scientific name of the thrush) is the development of chronic thrush.

The causes of chronic thrush are:

The main difference between the chronic form of thrush and the usual is in the monthly relapses. Relapses of thrush occur against a background of immunodeficiency weakened to fungal diseases.

Symptoms of chronic thrush

Symptoms of chronic thrush are similar to those of the common form of the disease. Severe itching, burning, unpleasant discharge - the difference is that in chronic candidiasis, these symptoms are much more pronounced. Also, with chronic thrush, the appearance of cracks and dryness in the genital area.

Treatment of chronic thrush in women

Chronic thrush requires competent, properly selected treatment. The best solution is to visit a gynecologist. Self-medication of chronic candidiasis can lead to its reappearance.

There are many ways to treat thrush - tablets, ointments, cream, candles, syringing. Depending on the individual characteristics of the woman's organism, the doctor prescribes a suitable medicine. Modern pharmacology offers drugs for treating thrush on any wallet - domestic and foreign manufacturers. At the heart of all these drugs are components of antifungal action. Fluxostat and diflucan - tablets and suppositories for treatment of thrush are distinguished by a low price.

Popular methods of treatment of chronic thrush have become widespread. Due to mistrust of medicines and a large number of side effects, many women prefer folk remedies for thrush. Traditional medicine offers treatment of chronic thrush only with natural preparations, and as the main method of treatment douching is usually used:

To effectively treat chronic thrush, you should not only take prescribed medications, but also follow a diet. The restriction in the consumption of sweets and spicy foods will accelerate recovery. Tobacco and alcohol, in turn, significantly hinder treatment. Until the symptoms disappear completely, use of scented daily pads and synthetic underwear should be avoided.

Compliance with the rules of personal hygiene and competent treatment will allow you to quickly recover and find harmony with your own body.